Go To Traceability to Parent and Source Architectures
FDIS-RA provides financial-domain architectural precedent for systems that interpret, validate, compare, govern, audit, and provide evidence for financial information. This part aligns with FDIS-RA by mapping selected FX logical structures and interactions to Phase 0 implementation artifacts that support validation, semantic interpretation, provenance, comparability, governance, release control, and defensibility.
FDIS-RA does not replace SIP-RA as the parent reference architecture. It informs the financial interpretation concerns that the Phase 0 implementation profile preserves while realizing selected FX logical elements.
Table 3-2: FDIS-RA concerns aligned with the Phase 0 Implementation Profile.
| FDIS-RA concern | Part 4: Phase 0 implementation treatment |
|---|---|
| Semantic interpretation | Maps semantic interpretation responsibilities, information structures, and interactions to implementation artifacts that preserve semantic context and traceability. |
| Validation and comparability | Maps validation responsibilities, validation results, and validation interactions to implementation artifacts that support conformance review. |
| Provenance and auditability | Maps audit and provenance responsibilities to implementation artifacts that support lineage, reconstruction, replay, and review. |
| Evidence and defensibility | Prepares implementation artifacts for later deployment, testability, observation, and evidence capture in Part 5. |
| Governance of meaning | Preserves versioning, compatibility, change-control, and traceability relationships across implementation artifacts. |
| Controlled release | Maps policy and release responsibilities to implementation artifacts that support governed disclosure to authorized external participants. |
| Technology discipline | Uses selected technologies for Phase 0 without treating those technologies as replacements for the logical architecture. |
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